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In this episode I interview comic book writer Alex Robnett about his noir sci-fi crime comic Digital Pools. We dive into his background, how he comes up with characters, where he gets inspiration, and more.
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I've recently passed my one-year anniversary as a freelance copywriter. When I got into this, I just wanted to be able to write and make money instead of working a labor job or a kitchen job because I hated those jobs. Now, I have a few clients, and I'm set on being a professional who also has a creative life outside of work. My creative pursuits are as follows: make a comic book, write a novel -- and then just keep doing that forever. This podcast episode shares what my first year as a copywriter was like and all of the things I wish I had known when I started, like how important it is to save your money and the fact that you're going to need to learn how to set boundaries in a professional way. This is episode 6 of the Write For A Living podcast, where I document my journey of becoming a paid writer and sometimes interview other writers.
Jordan Thomas is the comic book writer of Weird Work, Frank At Home On The Farm, Man From Maybe, and MugShot. In this episode we talk about how he became a comic book writer, his influences, and what's next.
In Episode 2 of the Write for A Living podcast, I sit down with Eben Matthews, co-founder of Macroverse, about writing comic books. We discuss working with a team, crafting characters, writing digital comics, and more.
Macroverse is a publisher of digital comics, collectibles, and print comics. Find Macroverse at www.macroverse.com
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In this episode, I speak to Andrew Gould, a copywriter whose work has done a combined $120 million for his clients. We chat about what it takes to become a copywriter, common misconceptions about copywriting, and how to land your first few clients.
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Write For A Living podcast interviews writers of all kinds who are making a living at it - to share how you can too.
View the podcast website here: https://invisiblelandscape.xyz/
In this episode I answer the question, what is web3? And dive into both the technical aspect and the movement of digital sovereignty, digital privacy, digital ownership, blockchain technology, and more. It's a deeper answer to the question as we explore all that might be included when someone says the term "Web3".
Website: www.invisiblelandscape.xyz
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